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It’s time for another Tool News Nirvana – where tool and supply companies, hardware stores, and others in the home reno industry send us press releases and we play God deciding which ones to talk about. And let me tell you, playing God feels pretty great – I can totally see why so many people like to do it. The POWER …. it’s SURGING … from my FINGERTIPS. YES. YESSSS! YEEESSSSSSS! Ahem. Anyway, we have some fun stuff for you – a giveaway from KILZ, a nice free shipping discount coupon from Ohio Power Tool, and sneak peeks at new products from Milwaukee and Dremel. [click to continue…]

That’s right, sandtastic! Dremel graciously shipped out their latest innovation to us, the Dremel Multi-Max Cordless. They also chipped in an extra cordless Multi-Max that will be awarded to one lucky winner in our November 2010 Free Stuff Giveaway. Just enter a useful comment on any article, or subscribe to our ridiculously handy weekly email newsletter and you’re automatically entered to win. [click to continue…]

This month, there’s something else you HomeFixated readers can look forward to besides the release of Sex and the City 2, the Senco Fusion Cordless Nailer!

What do you mean you’re not looking forward to Sex and the City 2? What’s not to love and not-at-all-cringe-at about four women in their 50s behaving like materialistic, boy-obsessed teens? I mean, c’mon, Miley Cyrus – who is never annoying or sounds like she has marbles in her mouth – makes an appearance in the film! I can’t WAIT to watch these feminist heroes on the big screen!</sarcasm> [click to continue…]

Bear with me, as I eventually get to the point of this article: a hands-on review of the Paslode CF325 Cordless Framing Nailer. Remember the first time you ditched your phone cord and used a cell phone? Neither do I, but I’m pretty sure it was awesome. Back in the day, I still remember Sonny Crockett and Rico Tubbs toting around their briefcase sized cell phones in Miami Vice. Technology has come a long way, especially when it comes to ditching cords (and hoses). [click to continue…]

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